The top of White Knuckle is a high speed doubletrack along the edge of the clear cut. It's a staple race trail and is pretty smooth with a few poignant exceptions. If you hit the road crossing fast enough it serves up quite the step up jump.<br><br>The bottom half of White Knuckle is a less developed track winding through the woods. A few steep rock slabs keep things interesting. Motoguzzi, or Double Bypass may be more enjoyable options than this bottom section of White Knuckle.
Racing the NW Cup Category 2 course along Motoguzzi.
Riders putting in practice laps on Muffin Top.
Racing down Double Bypass during the Cascadia National Enduro Championship.
A racer speeds down the sandstone and dirt at the start of Cakewalk.
In fading light on Motoguzzi.
Lisa Muggli riding the root drop with poise.
Railing the berms on White Knuckle during the NW Cup.
Amy Josefczyk heads into White Knuckle.
Matt Orlando drops into a slick and muddy chute on Kind Diamond during the Pro GRT and NW Cup.
A rider sends the final jump on White Knuckle before speeding into the staging area.
Muffin Top is sprinkled with some great air-able features.
Kasper Dean scrubs some speed during his race run on White Knuckle.
This step-down jump is a blast!
Matthew McCluskey keeps things low on this sender at the top of Braeburn.
Sarah Olsen crushes a turn on her race winning run along White Knuckle during the Cascadia MTB Championships.
A rider rails the newly opened Queen Diamond.
Shaded and rowdy, Queen Diamond dishes up a lot to contend with.
Jaime Reese practicing on Chunder Dome during the NW Cup
John Draskovic smashes a puddle on White Knuckle during the PRO GRT and NW Cup.
A racer glides between the tape on one of the few level parts of Queen Diamond.
A few optional hip and double jumps add to the fun of Cakewalk if you're carrying the speed.